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Richter,Steve wrote:
I'm still going to try to get the PAS API's to work, dammit! Even if it kills me (which it well might - I've been sick for days, and this isn't helping)...you'll learn ;) think about what the IBMer is saying at the end of this paragraph: "...We recommend that API qbnAddAssociatedSpaceEntry not be used. Instead, when the customer-written preprocessor is copying source statements from A to B, we recommend that it add whatever data it needs directly into the source code. ..."
Great line, but it's not clear whether this is a budgetary problem or just a bad design. I won't waste any more time with it.
your preprocessor can add as much code and constants as it wants to the module being compiled. That added code can have no effect on the running of the module. It is only used to store the info you want to place of the associated space. You then use the debugger view APIs to create a debug view that excludes the added code and constants.
Yeah, lots possibilities here.
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